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Communication between the two sides is gradually being restored, and the Kyushu TV broadcasting live on the ground, whose screens had turned black, is beginning to show static.

The appearance of snowflakes excited people all over the world who were watching.

Although the restored snowy screen did not allow people to see clearly what was happening in space, the appearance of the snowflakes precisely indicated that the spaceplane in space was safe and sound.

This snowy screen continued for more than two hours, and the snow on the screen gradually decreased over time.

When the screen clearly showed the interior of the spaceplane, all the people of Kyushu couldn't help but cheer.

But where there are happy people, there are bound to be unhappy ones. At this moment, Lao Mei and all of them felt that the sword of Damocles had returned to their heads, as if they were afraid that they would be struck down suddenly.

When the picture became clear again and the sound was restored, everyone watching the program knew that their experiment in Kyushu had been a success.

The nuclear explosion in Kyushu was a success, as was the live broadcast of the explosion. The broadcast featured a nuclear explosion with a yield of tens of millions of tons, and also showed them the spectacle of a nuclear explosion in space.

Although the explosion in space did not produce a mushroom cloud like it does on Earth, a strong blue electron pulse wave that cannot be seen on Earth was observed in space, spreading outwards from the center.

The general public has been focused on the nuclear explosion itself, while Nassah and other organizations have been focused on the spaceplane.

Previously, if it were said that the spaceplane withstood a nuclear explosion, these agencies might have had doubts, or even suspected that some other technology was used. But now, after watching this live broadcast, they can truly feel the power of this aircraft.

So it turns out that Kyushu's spaceplane really can withstand a nuclear explosion. It turns out that the announcement Kyushu gave them before wasn't a lie; it was all true all along.

After learning about the power of the spaceplane, the countries that had long been at odds with Kyushu felt an unprecedented sense of despair.

Kyushu was already large enough, and now they have mastered a strategic piece of equipment that even the world police of Old America don't have. This undoubtedly makes them feel that the world is really going to abandon them.

At this moment, all the countries silently made a decision to seize the time to mend their relationship with Kyushu, while those with good relations with Kyushu remained as stable as Mount Tai.

Returning our focus to space, the Kyushu TV reporter and photographer had long since set aside their equipment and instead brought out their spare cameras.

It was as if they had been prepared from the very beginning, knowing that the camera would be destroyed, so they prepared a backup camera.

At that moment, the camera on the backup aircraft was being filmed by a reporter positioned in front of the plane window, pointing directly at the epicenter of the nuclear explosion.

Even though so much time has passed, a small, sun-like sphere still remains at the center of the nuclear explosion. As the reporter photographed this sphere, he couldn't help but mutter his thoughts out loud.

"A nuclear explosion in space could actually create an artificial sun? That small sphere at the epicenter of the explosion is clearly a miniature sun! If it has enough fuel, wouldn't humanity have mastered the technology to create an artificial sun?"

At the epicenter of the nuclear explosion, a small sun-like celestial body remained. However, this celestial body was not permanent. Since the nuclear explosion, this celestial body created by the explosion has become much dimmer and smaller.

Although the reporter's words were unintentional, they resonated deeply with people on Earth. Indeed, following the reporter's line of thought, it seems quite possible to master the technology of an artificial sun!

Some observant scientists did indeed write down the reporter's words. Although they didn't know what use they were, they intuitively knew that the words were important.

Li Zhenhua, who was also watching the live stream, smiled after the reporter finished muttering.

He had considered this possibility, but with current technology, it was not feasible, mainly due to the issue of raw materials.

So this idea is really impractical. If there were enough raw materials and the burning rate could be controlled, it would indeed be possible to create an artificial sun, but that's just a hypothetical scenario.

The observation of the post-nuclear explosion scene in space continues, but the energy shield surrounding the spaceplane has turned a deep red. And even now, after the explosion, the shield is still working, because the explosive yield was too great and the amount of radiation was too enormous.

Fortunately, their energy shield technology was up to par; otherwise, if it couldn't withstand the heat and radiation, the people on board would have been doomed.

The celestial body at the epicenter of the explosion slowly disappeared into the sky. For a long time after the celestial body disappeared, the blue light that spread in all directions continued, so Snow Owl and his team's mission was not over yet, and they continued to observe the scene produced by the nuclear explosion.

At this time, after the nuclear explosion, the live broadcast room in Kyushu was changing from a very popular live broadcast room to a slow live broadcast. Even the TV station broadcasting the live broadcast had changed from Channel 1 to Channel 13 news channel.

In fact, at this point, the desired effect of this live broadcast has already been achieved for the upper echelons of Kyushu; it was completely accomplished the moment the signal was restored.

However, the spaceplane is still floating in the sky, so the live broadcast cannot be turned off yet. It can only be turned off when the spaceplane returns and lands successfully.

So the live stream continues, and the people of Kyushu can come to the live stream whenever they have time to watch the real-time beauty of space.

The leaders of other countries who witnessed this complete space explosion felt a mix of emotions, especially the President sitting in the Black Palace. He was in a particularly bad mood. When he took office, he wanted to solve the Kyushu problem, but now he had no way to deal with Kyushu.

Old Mei always knew that his political career was over and he would probably have to step down soon.

Kyushu's space nuclear explosion experiment showcased two strategic weapons systems: a mega-bomb with a yield of tens of millions of tons and a spaceplane capable of withstanding a nuclear blast more than ten kilometers away.

These two are like the spear and shield in the story: the left hand holds the most powerful spear in the world, and the right hand holds the best shield. Neither can defeat the other.

Kyushu has no weaknesses in either offense or defense, but other countries are not. They have the sharpest spear, but they don't have the kind of shield that Kyushu holds in its right hand.

To put it more clearly, Kyushu can attack them, and then Kyushu can use a shield to defend against them, but they can't. When they are attacked by Kyushu, they don't have that incredibly strong shield.

This creates a gap between them and Kyushu. You can hit me, but I can't hit you. How can they play together again under such circumstances?

The US is the most upset. They originally wanted to use the giant mushroom to destroy Kyushu's spaceplane in space, but the current situation has made countries all over the world aware that Kyushu has such a powerful spaceplane.

This was tantamount to them taking action, forcing Kyushu into a corner and making Kyushu reveal its true strength, thereby indirectly stabilizing Kyushu's international standing.

From the moment the spaceplane took off until it re-established contact with the ground, less than 48 hours had passed. Yet, in that short period of less than two days, the international standing had shifted dramatically.

After watching the nuclear explosion at home, Li Zhenhua only paid attention to the subsequent developments before continuing to devote himself to the manufacturing of the new aerospace fighter.

Using that aerospace fighter to perform the current mission is clearly a last resort, since it wasn't originally designed as a professional fighter jet; at most, it could be considered a military transport aircraft.

The slow-motion live stream of the nuclear explosion continues. Many astronomy enthusiasts have been spending all day in the live stream watching the scenes in space. However, some ordinary people are no longer paying much attention. They are now only concerned about when the seven heroes floating in the spaceplane will return.

The international standing of Kyushu and the attitudes of other countries toward Kyushu have all changed significantly. Although Kyushu still claims to the outside world that it is a developing country, everyone takes this seriously.

In their eyes, Kyushu is the most developed country in the world, a developed country.

Li Zhenhua continued working on his aerospace fighter jets in his workshop, while Wang Yuesheng and his team began to consider utilizing the ten solar energy cores he had previously acquired.

After all, these ten solar energy cores have already been manufactured, and they're just sitting there anyway, so why not put them to some use? It's a way of making use of idle resources.

Although there is such a plan, these ten sun stars will naturally be installed into the space fighter after it is manufactured.

Once Wang Yuesheng and his group had this idea, they couldn't stop. The more they thought about it, the more wasteful it seemed to be to just leave it like that. If they could utilize it, how much energy could they supply to Kyushu?

Especially recently, the weather has been getting hotter and hotter, whether in the south or the north.

The electricity supply in Sichuan is insufficient, and even Hujiang, known as the city that never sleeps, has begun to reduce or turn off the exterior lights of its buildings.

Kyushu has always been a place where when one region is in trouble, help comes from all sides. In this situation, all the other provinces of Kyushu sent electric support vehicles.

Even with this kind of support, it was somewhat futile in the face of such a massive amount of xxxx, and still too little.

If we could actually make use of these ten idle sun stars, it could directly solve the problems that Kyushu is currently facing.

While countries around the world were considering how to repair their relationship with Kyushu, Kyushu was thinking about its own internal affairs. After a meeting at the top, most people supported the proposal to temporarily use the solar energy core to alleviate the power problem.

The bigwigs held a meeting and made a decision. Then the pressure fell on Wang Yuesheng, since he was the one who had the most contact with Li Zhenhua and was the closest to him!

Li Zhenhua was holed up in the workshop, overseeing the machining center as it processed parts. This was the most leisurely process he had ever had in his life while building the aerospace fighter.

Holding a teacup, he simply patrols the fully automated machining center in the workshop. He is only busy when the workpiece is finished or when he goes to measure the workpiece's accuracy; otherwise, he is quite leisurely.

He had just unscrewed the lid of his mug and taken a sip of jasmine tea when he heard his phone ring.

He was genuinely puzzled, wondering who would be calling him at this time. In his view, this was a busy time for those in Kyushu and they shouldn't be contacting him. As for his relatives and friends, they generally wouldn't call him either; they would go to Li Yun if they needed anything.

He took his phone out of his pocket, looked at it, and saw that it was Wang Yuesheng. He was right; it really was his superior calling him. He then answered the call.

"Hey, sir, what brings you to call me? Aren't you all supposed to be pretty busy lately? I watched the live broadcast of the space nuclear explosion experiment a while ago. Shouldn't you be using that opportunity to solidify your international standing?"

Having been quite familiar with Wang Yuesheng, he didn't stand on ceremony with the old man and directly asked his question.

"You know we're pretty busy, but compared to domestic issues, international matters can take a backseat!"

Wang Yuesheng's words puzzled him greatly. He really didn't understand why this old man was concerned about people's livelihood. This old man was a military man, not someone from the State Council. People's livelihood shouldn't be something he cared about!

"Did you change careers? Were you transferred to the State Council? Why are you suddenly concerned about people's livelihoods?" Li Zhenhua's words made Wang Yuesheng laugh. Everyone knew that he couldn't go to the State Council; he could only retire from his military post.

He knew that the kid was teasing him, so Wang Yuesheng didn't want to beat around the bush with Li Zhenhua and went straight to the point about the purpose of his call.

"Alright, you always tease me. I'm calling you this time because I have something serious to say!"

"Okay, go ahead!" Li Zhenhua immediately became serious upon hearing this. Since it was a serious matter, it had to be taken seriously.

"I want to ask you about the current progress of the space fighter project. When will your space fighters be able to access the solar energy core? Please answer me seriously, as this relates to what I'll be discussing with you later!"

After listening to Wang Yuesheng's words, Li Zhenhua fell into deep thought and carefully calculated the construction period of the aerospace fighter jet.